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. 2021 May 31;29(7):734–739. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2021.05.005

Table 3.

Participant willingness to receive, purchase, or recommend COVID-19 vaccine.

Variable
(n, %)
Total
(N = 2,925)
Jordan
(n = 868)
Lebanon
(n = 632)
KSA
(n = 592)
Iraq
(n = 833)
P-value1
Willingness to receive a COVID-19 vaccine



Acceptors
Hesitant
Rejecters
728 (24.9)
955 (32.6)
1,242 (42.5)
148 (17.1)
247 (28.5)
473 (54.5)
117 (18.5)
220 (34.8)
295 (46.7)
174 (29.4)
199 (33.6)
219 (37.0)
289 (34.7)
289 (34.7)
255 (30.6)
< 0.001
Willingness to purchase the vaccine if the cost is not covered by the government2



Acceptors
Hesitant
Rejectors
438 (60.2)
125 (25.0)
108 (14.8)
100 (76.6)
30 (20.3)
18 (12.2)
69 (59.0)
39 (33.3)
9 (7.7)
103 (59.2)
40 (23.0)
31 (17.8)
166 (57.4)
73 (25.3)
50 (17.3)
0.035
Willingness to advise relatives and friends at risk of infection to get vaccinated



Acceptors
Hesitant
Rejectors
943 (32.2)
985 (33.7)
997 (34.1)
209 (24.1)
261 (30.1)
398 (45.9)
162 (25.6)
228 (36.1)
242 (38.3)
220 (37.2)
205 (34.6)
167 (28.2)
352 (42.3)
291 (34.9)
190 (22.8)
< 0.001

KSA, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

1

Calculated using Pearson Chi square test.

2

Percentage calculated for subjects who were willing to take the vaccines (n = 728).